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D : mish ‘.4 ;011 - six-guns-and eleven men. 11" e (Signed) I. F. 131-N.LJGH, Commander: _ Nice-AcirnaJl . - • His Majesty's Sloop Cygnet, at Sea, SIR, - Oct. 4, zBoti. I Captured this dij, after a cbace of five hours, Bergen, heiiriLg by - S. twenty-three leagues, the 1,),h bloT.p Privateer GienveldereA, of tour guns alto twenty-tr,,enieu out titree lays without :t).-tvihg made any captures. "I:be 6ievgieicleten was fitted at 13ergeo fora cruthe W -eigilt weeks of the coast of bcotiand. (Signed) EDWARD DI X. Va iLe - -Admirdl Om blue, At Lei:a. Cataraissioas siped by tiie Lora Lieutenaza of the County autu~raaixt To be Deputy 1. - wutei.a,its (..,,orge Granville Earl Gower. .-tu.ust 3i, tJ b Lord JAW as above. -Kic,att tiara: Luta Ahab - anon. Dated as above. Cominissi9o, ,A6:ed by the L rd Lieutenant of nants. • North llants'tteiiiment Ot vice Soutlibuse, sioed• UAted k)U. S. • • c,ounnissiotis Signed by the, Lora .Lieutenarit of the Couiity - ui CorloN4l. Carii►rdi! john Glasson, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Tune 180. Wut.-,-kooot, heft. to be Dated lune 27, .1011.4 uent. to be ditto. DAIL:It as above. Rit;Oiitti blest , L.cut. to u ditto: l)ated as aDVVe• tiatAera}, Gent, to OC !Jared Aug b, 1808. Robert H. kitiubato, to' Dc litttu . I.4tetl itialauvc. Muuttes Bay Artillery Volunteers. • --• • - Francis Hicheas, Ge,,t. to ot Scc.na Lieut4nartt. Dated juste :7, tova. -l.cor f ;eBo! labc, CSigtlt. to Oe Lieutetkoit aLtu Jufg.Qu. Dated a 5 aoove. Latniceston and Newport Volunteers. .john King Lentos:age, C;etit. to be• Lieutenant. Dated Tune 27, i.),ivict 1 titvtiebuti;.(ienr. to be ditto. Dated . 9, 18.QS. - • East Co'ruwali Volunteers. ' WiLtiatil i3ant, Eq. ti=tte Captain. Datest lane 1.5.• tBOB. Poidge,..Es.q. to be ditt,, I.)4ltai J une to, ISoS. jolt oinurnacunio,... Bent. to be Lieutenant. .1..)41e,1 June 2.5 7 Uciit. to be ditto. I):,tvd - SIR. 23. t'S.YS. .oitaiant Coucne, tient. to Ensign. -Dat eit '-...gnat 10 14)1;. Joins Lock, Gent. to be ditto. p.a. ed at; .*UOVQ I quit.“.ycige, Gent. to aitto. I.34ted Sept. 23, 180. i, I6y al Nleneage Volunteer 1 ntlmtry. Smtpiott Crew. tu be Emigu. Date‘tluly zo, igtS. Norte► C.:ono:vat), Volunteers: bigary lose, Geot. to be Lnbign. Dated dmy i 6, ad. Truro VOiuntet:rs. Ld:rtund Turrt•r o Gent. to be Dated August tg., 40034. Ndtilai4el, S. Sleerniut, Gent. to be. ditto. Dated 'Au6ust.ns, ttCOS. Win. S. Treleaven, Gent, to be ditto. Liatett August i 7, l'ende;wis Volunteers. Wm. Blunt; Gent. to Lleutenant. Mateo Sept. 8, itteltard 11101;115 3 gent. to LA: Quarter-Mater. • LT.,teo. da 4ouve. St. Alabyn and Net land Volunteers.- _ 4st.p. Datc‘t 4ptember 26, 003: • _ • Coiniiiiisiuns in the'Royal S'outit Lincoln Militia, aped by • clic: Lord Lieurendlit. cr s ebrBe I >ensi.ire, to be Lieutenant- Colonel, vice Brom- D.ted Ott-o, 1808. Coniligsby Wahto Esq, to be Mayo', vice Deii)htie, Datud ,t,ov e. . B 4?. Cl' 'S. inie , 4 )sl chhahliston and, lkiLhard ;ones, of Manchester, cot - mit And twist dealers, to auricaler ov. 4, - .12, 'and .rfec. 6,. at ii:ree arrtic Alamilester. Attortites. ,ativ.tert Y L A.:auchesta . ;or •Mr.: lames Edge, Itairv, 44m.14 0 . 4 0#1:81 Marro Itoninson, of Kingston ,upnn bill, milliner, 6, at eleven, at tile (...:eorg..l LDn, K.lt,g -vett Atturn,cs, Mr. Thomas Kearsey .- , ; or Mr. W. J. Davhf Rouse, of Corn 'rook, near Mandiester, b.r.wer, Nov. 4, 110.14 Uee. tri at one, at the Valace Man,i,estLr. Atturpic., M asrs, j. and R. Aftlh,, Wain. titrhtuuft, ; v r Messrs. 1 1::.fop and klarru , A, King. atz , :gt, .Ylan4;kootur , " Wiktiatn Alitutiurbt.. tato of Roos, Hrreforcishire, innhoicier, Nov r 3, at fun ! , 4. atitt,De.:.-6. at it n, at tni: Swan 11111,K145, Atioriite,, Mr. loin, Wuhan's: ktd Lion. square, London; . .or?hlr. Wnitntt i-Judper . , itoss. Abxao.,m saun vls, I.le of "I't , , - ,tentiam-street, Middlesex;" lipr.:.-dea+ti, Nov. 8,, idid Dec 6, at eleven, at t.:l.lllci hail. ttwitc.) Bedlord.street, Bedford , tow Willi f uh Fly anti ,j9hp, fly, ot- , Croydon, Surrey, ante of Long acre, Midd.lex, ci:Tickleyers, 5,• 12, and Dec. 6, at ren t at (.;utialiall. Xtrorney, Kirkin,m, Cloak lane. Thom is Gojs, of Hackney-road,, Micliteer, apothecary, rlpy 5 iz, and. Dec. p,' at Ple,. at Guildnail. Attorney, Mr. Keys, Sorifer3ct- street, Ald,,ate. D I k IDE ADS . Nov. .15; lohrt Saxton - - anti Gt. , ort- Chapman, of Chester. tietd, Uerovslure, trAters;,.ar. ettwen; 'at the Angel 'lnn,' C tic.,turtie id. . Nov. ig fauteaDiive, n0..4 or late of Newmarket, Sutfilk, grocer, at twvive, at chitditail, London Nov: Ai. Thotna.; F - av,fceti, late.ot the Old Change, London, merchant, at ten, at UtlitditalL Nov. -- 19. Dartnall, of George-yard, near Lombard street, L-ndolystationer, at twelve, at Guildhail. Noy. 18. Thonias.lshmael Watkiss; of Salford, Lancashire, cotton in.r.r,...1.111t, at eleven, .aottr.: Star Inn, Deangare, Nov. 16. Matthew Macklin, late of. Southampton, silver. sinithon ~., v orkitigjeWelier, at one, at the Dolphin's Inn, SULIC ft4lll 0011. NOV. lg. Thorrias Fisher, of Ramsgate, Kent, grocer, at . twelve, ax Cu I.llFd 1, Lontkut: Nov 2.1. Sanwa Altai,. of s.ardift; Glarnorganshire, fell. at t . \V Iliiim'aehderson, Paternoster. row, London, draper, at twelve, at Guild:l4H.: • - Dec. 3, George Herron, of Bermondsey, Southwark,• Surrey, twelve, at t;uildltall, Londian. ' , 4oV. 19. Ftanci,s Pi,,ney, now or late of Princes -street, latiec,ter.square, Allildte.sex,. carpenter, .at• twelve, at G uildWall. • Nov. S. Alexander M'Laeklati 110 f dhn Galt;. otherwise Olin IL Galt,. of, t; rear St,, London, factors,; :at twelve, at Guildhall. ' Nov. 8. William Wrigilt, of Queenhithe, London - , provision merchant, at ten, at • Nor. 23. • losepii i:opkinsbn c lisaac Bower, William Vickers, ' lames Richaidson, 10i111Birley, and Anthony Christopher, Hati.er, or spotilid,Ydrkshite, saw and edge tool-atanu'-- tclurera, at telt. at tite , Tontine-Inn, Sheffield. - Nov. is. John Botiontley, of leeds,Y.i.rksiiire, timber- Inert:U.lw, at eleven,. at tne,Buil and Mouth inn,',Leeds., CERT IF !CATES . Nov. r 5. 0 iivdr Hargreave, of Manchester, Merchant. Edward Nlantvaring, of Welle:ose-squa.re, Nicitticsv.x, tal low-chandler, .• • p f/1“) . .„ john Presto'n %Walker and Paul Iley, of --lialifia,.Yotk-thire, cott o n_ merchants. Agnes Dickinson and Tito:has. Furaass, of-Whiteliaven, Ctunberland„curriees. Willitem•Weaver acts lackson, :of Sr - . Swithin's-lane, London, merchants. john Needham Smith and C:esswell W.a!ton, of Manchester , 'grocers'andlea-dcalCrs, Charles. Wishaw Cooki .and Henry Lnn of Cheapside; -- Loirdon, -- vitai4hoosemeA. , john Pinder, fames Aston, anct - Geo:.7e Pinder, of Yorkshire, ste,e l -orporivs-lt , ill,llllraciurcrs. John Smith. Tliciinci's'Srnith, Aug-street - , siphaister.el4.. .•, - • Richard Gration and George Rason, of Leeds, , Yosk3Wre, • druggists. '- Tiimuas Webster • anti William Atherton, of Wigan, 'Lanca shire. smiths and toolima4rs. 'Thomas - Scott, W. Sairif, and - Chtistmas Saint, of Norwich, - shawl -manufacturers. • PORTUG.. ACCOUNT' OF TITS DELIVERY or THETr ART. S TO, TiiE SPANISH TROOPS WHICH WERE DISAR?IED Y. THE FRENCH IN LISBON. L the substance of the following Article was given in the Su iv of the r9th instant. We now give the details from Papers which reached town yester.lay.) On the loth of September, his Excellency Gene ral GREGORY LAGUNE, Chief of the Etat Major in the army of Estremadnra, accompanied . by Colonels. FREDERI•C MoRETTI and.FRNANDo SoLIS, as Aid ' de-Camp and Secretary, arrived at- Lisbon, in order to congratulate the Govereers:of Portugal, and their Excellencies Sir. HEw DALRYMPLE, Commander in ghielot the Brith army, and Admiral Sir .CH A itLES COTTON, On t he, yiaory gained Over the common. enemy, the happy result of which,is already expe • rienced in that Kingdom ; and at the same time to take the command of the disarmed Spanish troops, who still remained onboard el PortugueSe ships in the Tagus, according tootle of the articles of the capitu rlat ion between. the British Cnrnmanders in Chief and General JoNor.—The 22dewas-tile day fixed for the delivery of . the arms, -hOrses, eruct ,ertiltery, to the ,Spanish troops, in order that'it might be performed witb.all the magnificence which such a solemn act required. At ten o'clock in the morning, a piquet' of English troops were posted in Campo Peqoeno,. opposite the Palace of his •: Excellency D. JouN D'ALMEIDA ; at a little distance from those .troops 'was_ a tent, in which Were the standards of the re giments of cavalry of Alcantera and. of Santiago, which had remained in the 'possession:of t their' re spelive Colonels, in proof of *which the French never dared to make the - .Spanish troops prisotiers„ in Portugal, being solely prevented from tear of their, ' valour and bravery. In , the centre of this camp • were eight pieces of cannon,- with their carriages auti„ horses, under the orders tif ,Colenel 'MaueeNo .Lo- GONO;—the intl,kets with which 3UOO. Searriards (the remains of 54,00, w hot were disartne,t nit, th e . 11th of Jane, the others. had not only fled : from prison, but the greater . part of them !dad fought al the batt!a of Evora, on the 29th of -Tiny) were to. he, armed, lay on the right - and left of. the Catnp.---At, eleven o'clock, the Ist ancl divisiOns of the Prkei„ vinctal Grenadiers of CaStil'e, and the soldier, of the regiments of i'vlurcia, entered :the campeeehe le,fen try of th e li n e, reg i ments o f Tarragona and Valencia (light troop's), arid of Alcantara and S,intiago (ea vatry of the line), marched in halt companies, with their respedive Officers, the grenadiers. heeeing„a, flivisioneo the right and lett of the British troops, leaving the Murcians in the centre; the fart aeorreeie. and Valencians on the right and lei:, teose -of Alcaotaraand-Saieiagu to ,he IL.ft et them,. Thus formed, tic hoked t colours on the 'and tue . eac, mpmerit, the Enelish on the ! left, and the Portoguesrit in front ; . :two Eng-- 1;414:44(1s of musite,placed itt the : vacant space ue tWeen British troops L .: the pla) ed, i,lte , national air of ." God save . the king.'' At • vete o'clock, .their Excellencies Generals ltte.4uiee attd l W. C. BertEsvoan, acc - en' - ip:nued wit :t a great none_ ber of English and Portuguese:Wit:el arrived the field. At the tent„ Cu:oael on, the, part of the army, presented a sword j to General, IhßESFoitn, who delivered it too e Getteral Laouxes with the following addressiti Spa g tish Senior General—The Scene Which this day ) affords, excites in me the most layely pleasure ; and. in resto,:in g to these brave soldiers, their arms, 1 have the iemour of presenting to yoUrExce4eugy this sworn, to be delivered to its 'owner ;_ i plecing. it in the hand of a, Spania r d, is giving; it to a than of valour; with the assurance that he will use it e, in th cause of glory and honour. Take it,Benior .Qeneral,. allow and with these bra k e t ro o p s , toow I aaenow:go e ing to restore their arms, of which . they, wefeslcceit fully deprived by a treacherops'enew,„ who cared nut to seize them openly—go, avenge them, and. also your Country, which the saute enemy has treat ed with a perfidy never before expe,ient:ed by any people. In the mean ti me , S en i or "General, ,go,, conduct these troops, that they may pursue the gal lant actions which your heroic nanotthas.already performed, as thtiy have finally to accomplish. the desires of the English.p.eoplee—ofseeitte2Spain ftee, it being now out; sole wish that the Spanish and, English nations may always ‘live united end allied," To their) observations General LAG.LNE replied "' General—lt gives me the , g reatest satisfaction to receive at the hand of your . Excellency, the arms of which the Spanish nation were stripped, by the deepest perfidy and cunning ; and in the name of my, Sovereign Lord, DON FERDINAND' VII. (whol4 Go ; preserve !). I return you the most grateful thanks.— The cause which unites and impels us, is a secte . e l pledge of the noble . sentiments which animate the. 'two nations, and ought to assure your Excellency,: that the general wish of my countrymen is solelyedi e reefed to the totaltdestrudion of the common enemy. May the Almighty grant, that a,durable peace may be the fruit of our lahenrs,, and concede to, us kir*, happiness, that the defen&rs of theii - country,, : an4 their families, May enjoy it !" Turning to the Brigadier D. Rollo Y AMROA, he delivered him his sword,' with Soniu'observationa suitable to the . occasieti This Commander seining it,, swore to " conquer or did for FERb/STAND for his . Religion,' and his Country !" . The drums then beat, and all the'Officers and• Chiefs asseinlecl) when he thus addressed them Friends 'and imfortunate,cOmpanions in arms ! our inflation's imprisonment:Das ceased, we can now hasten to the defence of ourcountry. Outebtele,ved FERDINAND VII., is proclaitned Kipg Of . eI'AIN, mid the INDIES by, common consents; Athotigh lie re mains in Franice; his joyful subjects haye,SWOill to die or - Conquer. in defence of so Just'a cause: Lee . i . es 'then arm our 'soldiers, aeci`f6i it ouf:Ob je4 to c! . . - :tfend our King, dui . Veligion„ and.our Conn try, incessantly repeating . Viva iilrd.iniindo, VII. rei:c& a' blot it !" The Chiefs and Officers putting their right hands on the hilt-of, their swords, swore. never to kevse till liey had seen, their .beloyed.• , VE4IDIRAwbo:iVII. • ec-eltablished hise thrones;: returning - 4, to their. pests„ they delivered -the. arms -to their respeetiveti companies." The Excellent iVitirquis Dee4k6s, Brigadier in- the ,Royale Army; and,Cle-e keel of the Regiment of Cavalry of gantingo, with) a props;: guard of that legitnencanck, Watt - of Wean-1 Cara, presented-to General LAO tl standardfeof these two, regiments, soy ing,, t.. " My General, the fortunate moment has arrived of reuniting - to these regiments the:brims Of -which , they were robbed by the most subtle-enemy. I have: the, honour to present to your Excellency the stand ards, which we have preserVed as a..saered deposit, in order. that they may- be wOrthy.of being placed in our Squadrons; waving . over our ranks.. Let usatien all hasten to conquer or die for our august Sovereign FEI:DINAiiD Religion, and our Uoluilry !" General LAGUNE returned him thanks in the name Of the king, and, ordering the troops to be present ed with their arms, returned the_standards, with the usual .ceremony, to :heir respeetive regiments, addressing them in the following terms:- " I restore:you your standards, which you have preserved, as a deposit, that they may be placed in their respeCtive.squadrons, which, in, all times have dc-tended them so nobly. Instigated by the valour at our arms; let us fly to gkity, and participate in. the bravery which our valiant soldiers have gained every time they were conducted to the field of ho-. • Mr. Dinasdale;9l No. 10, in the same street, gave evidence to the like . eticet as did Mr. Iticbard: 'son, of Charlotte-street, Portland-place. Upon this getitlehran'; eross=aamitaation; he debien he iqul er,..r let his lodgings to feu - rates of an improper cie scriptiOn, to his knowledge,; but he. had lost ;01'.., by one of this kind, for re-pairing her house ; ho. owned he was the person who liad beeo taw be fofe the Magistrates at Marlborouo-street; and, against whom a' prosecution was now depending,- I'4 a riot that has been denominated The .iturtivilr Shame r that is; attempting to bani4h imputes out oaf the neighbourhood, by meanS.of a man and Lintii:rf-4. placed at their doors it) the day-tiine. He ailio-33ia there were nine ibliitunents before the (irand Itir*Y" against keepers of bad licy:ses, but •these were al preferred al 'the in4tancd of the parish ; by the so'd citation of above .20 respectable,- honseholeers.. Mr. liNspti addressed the Jury On Wlialt . of tl:c Defendant, 'and insisted there was no evideue,' "i convict hint of keeping a disorderly bowie, itiz - iliv::i as there was not a little to prove any thing tint paSsed within tne house. As to their dress, be % , .114-.: afraid if. all who carne within that ; description•W e eni to be accounted immode. , t, a modeq v ! , ot - oair hardly be to he found.. As .to, General Rich l arj'An't; as he had been coiled in s'rnie late publicatiOns,:ana who had brought up the._ rear , on the presericom: 4 stop, the business explained -itself.. He was o himself, and had many .houses untenaoted, alc! if W <obi& drive them out of their present qu3rtei'- t he would have a better chance of It ins o. ix frobses. . . . . . . - The Learned C,airimm (Mr. AIA/NwARrNG) mitt:dated the to the Jars, and Av,is dined to-think the ;ee was not suttfEre'ndi strong to bring the charge home to tie The Jury cotiOlted for alor.; owe together, ;; ,- ,1 oPt bL.inEl iible to agre.( - , they were. inclosed in G a ils? Jury 11 , \ )otn, • where they rernai:ed fir soine ma.; wben they found a vt!rdt,:t--- . -Aot Gaiitzt. I! ,zi j,Deanc alick John Pitle vi'ere intlicted tot assauumg youitg• giyi, daughter of a fa. ii)er Ruyslip),•in: Aiidd.esex.- The. Detend.:uts were on . :1 Guilty..-.'The' court (pied nour.'-' A . general mil then called th& attention of the troops,. and. Brigadier RoMo Y GiVMBU, iri it dis tinct arid elevated'xoiLe; spoke asiollows": Spaniards !-The Alinfghty :has deined to •hearken- to ourcatk;: we are now free and armed.. Otir 4rase compatriots have fought %.%Ith the...greatest success for their Religion, their King, and their Country.' Let us 'fir to unite with them, that we may be able to share in the bon - ow - 3 with which they are so justly ,crowned.- Soldiers ! • let us hasten to solicit that .we may be-placed in the maa important and-perilous station, kJ* , .shed' the list drop of our blood itt the most sacred, most just, and Most 'ho nourable cause in the world. '4.4 Yu. upksA ND VII. to conquer or die, is the oath, -the wish of. the Spa raards,, and of.: the whole nation. Let -;us repeat, then,- with. the most !Joule enthuslasm, Long live FERDINAND VII. Long live St>ain ! 1:0113 li!kie, : our :blend 'and ally Great Britain 1 Long live Portugal !" ;At ibis difizotirsl-: dot only the troops, but the in numertibit: concourselof spectators, joined in repeated which:mere tollowed by a royal salute of.arlil lery. Of inkctionate Inyalty in the Spa and the general rejoicing,: troae.almost all, 'the . s-xutotors shed tears—but . tears very different alose‘v hieli they 'hail lately shed in abundanCe. ~ e troops then filedytt before the Generals, in the. midst Ot the intim livvly.applahic Of the spe-:'.talors; when ,they had entered, the two Getty:cats, with a r. , ainelous company f t Orfic,?r we s, nt ; to the Palace .of his &zeelltincy Doa JOHN D'AimEto.l, where they -were received_ by a brilliant company of the most distinguished persons of both-.sexes,, , ,diang the. honours of the lktse of the Most Excellent Marquis of CASTEL Dos liros,,andSuNoit D.,Luoo, Consul General of his Cathulic Majesty in. Lisbon. A splentkid repast was instantly served to 200 persons, being - almost double thd mitriber of thos;e who were toot ;. and sad) joy prevailed as could only flow Trout hearts f‘lll 'Of content, admiriti the fra ternit'y of the thr.?,.e _nations,' Whose 'representatives reciproc'ally thank to,their reoPc6tiveS:overeign, and to the happy issue of the i goyd . iii:gni ficentbands of English musicians contributed; der ins . - continnaoco n of the. repast, to enliven . the fOst ; and' the poor of !,isbou •-.:-;perienced-the'et lOs of f Spt.:liSh_generosity in the aims which -Ge qefal I.,,N4UNE,O9sed to be distribiljedamong them.' .1: 'W - 44 of SepterAtier; mernora hie_VPortuaal : the Speetacle Wbieh that' arE4d ed-COuld only alleviate thee which the inha bitints of Lisbpri ex'perienced from t he 1 tth of Julie, when ille,,kvpishatroops Were disarmed-and impri soned With:so perfidy and 1, ;le artifice, eviAlc ing the. mtist. horrid and unparalle4 Conduitt . . cquinion . • lOW ; CLERKENIVELL SESSIONS: ~x - . , .. Yesferday IFiMa7ri- Skory,4tOod-inclicted for keep-. ing, a house of ill same. ' Tti - ereN4:as. a Secon , l„Coutit , in the indictment, tor ke e ping `at; ilr-gbeined and disorderly houses., ~,. . , ~ ..,'..., „,„ pit - . G0w..4.E.Y,. is _Counsel for . the . Prosecution, siA4, that this' l i roSecution was c;:iri led on by ti;,.! OariSh in w;hicit,theDefericiant lived, on; iceount of theiconjtnon nuisance wtich this, and many other houses off, a like(ksc . rlpti'bo , were. to the 'neighbour-, Hood. Then' atteption,on ,the present oveaSio .. n . i would be point e d to t he second Count' In ' the in dictrnent,,,aS he feared the evidence about to.be..laid :before them would be found,inanctent to i convict , the Defendant on ' the in st count, but he doubted not. its I ,e‘g fully sufficient .to pstat,:ilish his guilt upon -the sedond. ' . 'the first Witiess''.As Thomas"Mill'ir,' a Ilm-oa- - . e, the Per, who . praVaillat the Defendant - paid liitii the to es due from the'house No. 13, Lipper Tit.ch . field-:i strevet'; as the o;.vner,thereof. '-' Mr;il Po*lett, As, ife of the Rev. Mr. rowlett, de posed she 'lied at .',...'.0.. 42, nearly •Oppositet he De- fertihint ; that she wits :constantly annc)yed by the sight of . women inimodeStly and indecently attired at the windows of vile Detentlant's house, which she explained.as - having , their necks.and bosoms entirely hare'atid exposed, and in that situation leaping out , , 'of.the windows . ;„that sl,e.has frequently seen them nodding and, beckoning to Gentlemc 4 1 as they were , .. . passing by, and whom she has seen _to gp;in in con ' sequence. These scenes were. p r i nc i pa ll y i n t h e fi rst ! floor and parlour windows. Ste was confirmed in her testimony by the. vidence of lier L O - iku _maid,: a ;A.S. White. ' • ' '' : "Mr. John tajdor, of No, tii,,, in the same itreet, considered time house, No. 1 . 7, as a common re c4Ptacle for girls of the town; he had seen women: .of that description ding into it With Gentlertieni at • a Varie.y of lioursi. .1s ti - irig the sem , son of 'Vauxhall_ th.i: used to be coini% home in that trianner, at - , 'th'ree'cir tour in the ruorintig; he - has seen them at - . i ,the wind6Ws, all they appeared to him as if they:' A Oil?) ' l' ' I •shifts: ha.. rt._ lig on t . .,19 (tit t Jen - , LiPtill. ths croSi-eardsnatiOli'he.•wonld not swear' ;they h i alPtibt been faShiotrablf diesSed, and their 'clothes on them, but he verily believed they had not;' frbni the rr , tiftpeitrAicei as - this , 14ted oiii...of'4l - ie wind'oWtl.al,:thirti more than rntislini 1. , ..1 j ' 'AM's: S l jiititeititile, 'wlio li've's nearly opposite;, of ' ; IN°. 41, likewise described the general itnpropri - ety'l jot. vicidtatTlilidlappraiiiiiceln the - -Wortien:at NO. 15 ; I . intsomoch Ural - she , was obliged' io keep her da ugh teri t )l and youn g 1 Ladies on a visit at he? house, en-'I tik'elY in the back apartments ; to avoid' the,irt:--' I c iceeneids: they would • otherwise- witness: .. ... . . . . . LONDON: Printed by It 'CHARD ji elt a 13, of Ni. 4 ,- htartiatt,kciirt, Bow-street; antitOlbilshed by Wxl.o AM :A AMI G.ER SCR' rrs, South NloltOn strei, G rosvenOr-squar :i At the SiJN-:Ot - y:cii Np. )1 .; btirand i.whereciviptiserncnts; o rders , tor the Pabercietteiit foi Ov-Edilor, &c, (t9g-p2idi)•muit•b.c..atltire.s..ied., ~. Ail.b?lliCA _V PAPERS. . - *NEW-YORK, AUG. f24.—The proclaiming of Jo seph Bnonaparte King of Spain and of the Co'nti - , nent of America, taken in couneo ion with the op , ll av vat in a , paper in tins city,' a tt.:w days ago, there was a 'French Party in Atherica! to t) Juiin Bions, the writer,'ackno‘vkdged he bL.lo.igeoi. cannot bat alarm millr6use the citizens of United States.' Thar Na l ,6liim shoOld arrogarinT presume to give us a, Kihg ! and by a dash of 1 ,4 pen transfer a free people to be slaves of his Ili-other: Joieph, is an aet'of such atrocity, as to astonk , ih.til' senses. We should think it inctedibie, were it 00E , for King Joseph's oelainat too, .which pi-tts it be— yond a cLubt. The 'contioutit of Ametica, (O.wtileh Joseph Buonap ote lay; evidently; includes the Spanish, ano.Uniredi Siate-st possessions. • HEAR MR. JEFFEAON'S PRDPHEQv. Soma, twenty or thirty-five ye,!ts a(4O, Mr. Pfgl - ',: SOfl Wrote b 1 . 0 1 ,10 WS :—" tirnf!s • may o.i:i6•-• will alter. Our riders mill become corm in.--o careless. A single - zealot may become se , ....utor, and better cried', be 'his rictitni.. It tiev F :r be toe ofieil Tepeated, O.)aL thw-titue, for every esseotjal right on a legal basis, is While , ° t ' ll rulers are honest, and on - Kt : lves:linked. i conclusion of this (the .c.-I:Loerican) war, we sl)iil:.be; going down • It, ibe ,n6tessati to n°'"; e_tmy Inoißent to theAst.Tle for J r will be forgotten, thoref ore, and their. ri•ihts..iilsel gnirtled.i' 0; , . . ::..;•• • SHL" iVEIA'S. - a y.. • GRAvE3i.N•I3, OCTOBLR 24. P, , sseti by—thc 13; - ox.).k.W.(ts911, Holt - nes. frorEl I 1 v A.: , ieTet Botr, fro.q Li,:)t)n,4 Sreteli s ; -3 " . the I: inittluel, Lear, horn 5.,11c. -the Sptinisli [tutu), ;:vfurry;.for Ji trrica. - • .7!* r:/itTht On W eines,liai the rgth inst. at Edintitirg, Lady. 41.-i' . rict'A'nerain, of Daughter. • • • tYirthe -Loth inst. at .Ca•stli Craig, Scothind, the Latiy"-c . Sir XbarnarlUibson Carmichael, Bart. ut or 3 r . DatiAliter. . On'Suntiay last, at' the- Fritts, Witichels?a, the •l u li. E. Allen,, Esq..ct Dauy i t4i - r. On Monday morning, Mrs. r-..nch, of Kitut..c.:recn, o t:1 ; 4 tentitzchi4W.l " YesterdaY niorning, .at his house in Ne...v.street, gardens, the tion. Mrs. Morris, Lady of E , ,svarci Esq. M. of a Daughtei. ' • The sinte day, at his house. in Y.,rl:-ploc., Captain Patterson, of a Dauhter. Lately, near 2.lallaw, in crutand, the wife of John Esq. of a Son. . A few days ago, in Upper Merrion-street, th` l ' Lady 4of etptant (;cotgeTwriletr, or the Itoyai is:a% y, ot a Sett • - , Itatity, .at Wenove Cagle, the Lakty of Robert lemlc r .' Esq. t.,14 Son. • /14,4gR11,F.D. tho 2 , 01 inst. at Sett - n, t., the Rcv, I.l,:wdrci ;vi, styn, Sir Iclosty4),. ,'att. of Tdlacre, is f n ..t 2, to iiraitce, ''-'- dauxti,er or the late Niicilolas Esq, 1141,,iti the Co.itqy of Laoc,,si.,.r, Vesteßlay 4,!'slilfgltr, a: I'etern-,r0;2411, (1, ‘Vdk c r.. of I..:c.)rm3n Ct0, , 3, to Aliss Preslauti, daughter o f ! . .: 10- Pressiao(l, Lately, at Hatfield l'ev - dr,O, in F.Fsesc, 1:(;. I;sti. or Lincoin's-inn, 11,,rrister at Law, t,, Alisi Au i t i nt, see,lirt datlgiue.r oi the ttcV. W 111,431 . . . . • • ()ii Urecihesday hist, NT , . Wirham Smith, of Stlpki ih the 'Ooihay Uf Keht, late of eGnsecitie:i..;(2 of his hotse %vim r - r!.", Cik . ()11:Tlittrclay last, "Upper Park-street, ; itter,:a v.zry toes: . ot scver.il FrAnses, Sixth (14u.,;tkter jainQs Pl , 44:at i.sq (),r, Nruby lair; of a4t.T.linie., sr, year of Ills age' , Licttifimitt Gcu'fgtt . z;• of the kietk-hiic (),T,Arionday, john,t4a..atis9n, .ti6kl; of tlie-Gencr.tl Office., • . • • EattlY, at ILirtley- row, liaAts, Mk. Rebei.:C4 of Conduiti‘ltrtit, f o' On `4viititty: folm ,re;rjess, on 4 S hearbou oust:, tlez r , Ors MO/111'dy ;:e'nisdgla, at Lovesurna.ltw;"o4l•l.3raff.trtOr/, r)1 tl - Ic ...le rv 6ll ' Bank, Ci)uniy of Ype)c,,Ari her , 93,th y e ar, i'.4rs. Altos k.ipson, 0 . i . 141 5 or tile pedpfd Q - ,zJ;:fl•rs ' • . On' tliu 28ti1 kit Al.t,z,ipt, , at Bitlirl, itt tlie , ,Sta.e'of CiSnrie o- , ticnt, i;::CC/Iti.:.lt.lNC ut 4:t...11 . 01....1y51i a Ili6lArr , of stair:;; Airs. Jorins,• viiteof the R4v. Evan Iyhns. • • . 1;* -- - ,HIC;I{'WA'T.EIt'NT 1,(iNI)X)1q 13R111)tiE T()..112C.• .• lt(Fa' - • ' ,„ !Morning; z - rnin:*. after SI:. l'ArttrrinOo, 34 aftcr l